Sentences with phrase «grave disservice»

The fault lies partly in the uniform lighting; partly in Selldorf's choppy and somewhat clunky installation, which misuses the famed 15,000 sq ft of open space to rob the sculptural work of adequate breathing room; and to a larger extent on too great an emphasis on Stella's enduring vigour, which, given that the later works were farmed out, rings hollow and does grave disservice to the impregnable place of his early work in a meaningful history of art.

If you don't get that, if you can't overlook your personal religious beliefs when someone is before you dying, then you are doing a grave disservice not only to those people but to your beliefs.

Little did Augustine realize he was doing his followers a grave disservice by viewing parts of the Bible as allegorical while simultaneously incorporating into his teaching the views of the Greek philosophers.

At the risk of doing a grave disservice to the richness of Pacioni's comprehensive study, I wish to focus solely on what it reveals to us of St. Augustine's anthropology.

If you refuse to spar a woman in a controlled environment because you are too much of a «gentleman» you are doing her a grave disservice.

Not least because it would be a grave disservice of the truth to clearly imply, as the decision does clearly imply, that an innocent Fr.

However, you do yourself and your readers a grave disservice by going on, ad nauseum, about those for whom Obama is a secret Muslim, the Anti-Christ, etc..

I, like Lewis, agree that drawing these immediate conclusions does a grave disservice to our notions of friendship.

This would be a grave disservice both to Whitehead and to my own conviction that process thought has a very important contribution to make to our age of critical religious rethinking and reconstruction.

Luisa: I did see your post... but since you didn't specifically call for Lentils from Puy, I felt it would be a grave disservice to my readers to recommend any recipe except those that call for lentilles de Puy.

If Europeans are unable to look at the failings of their system and muster the determination to tackle them, they will not only face a dismal future, but they will have done a grave disservice to liberal democracy around the world.

But not to vote at all is an enormous insult and grave disservice to millions of Americans awaiting justice.»

But releasing the Time Warner sponsored Siena poll, literally a day before an election, is in a word irresponsible and a grave disservice to the voters of the 19th Congressional District.»

The acting president said the silence of the country's leaders on hate speech would be a «grave disservice» to the nation.

«The silence of leaders at this time in our country will be a grave disservice to our country, its peace and its future.»

It would be a grave disservice to those values to turn our backs on these interpreters.

Down by 22 initially, hapless Heaney sank to 30 while calling the Siena poll, released «literally a day before the primary,» «irresponsible and a grave disservice to the voters.»

As usual, The Sun does a grave disservice to its readers and Baltimore City voters by refusing to acknowledge that there are Green Party candidates Read more»

«Commissioner Steiner has done a grave disservice to the children of the New York City public school system,» said Brooklyn State Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries, who has been one of Black's staunchest opponents, in a statement.

As usual, The Sun does a grave disservice to its readers and Baltimore City voters by refusing to acknowledge that there are Green Party candidates running in the general election.

«Hiding the truth three weeks before an election does a grave disservice to voters who deserve full disclosure from a Congressman seeking re-election,» said NRCC Chairman Tom Cole.

With my feet - on - the - ground view of Africa, to see a storyline about an African kingdom so highly advanced but hidden from the rest of the poverty - stricken continent is a grave disservice.

To say developers Deck13 Interactive and CI Games have just ripped off Dark Souls would be a grave disservice to Lords of the Fallen, as it is very much its own game.

Surely that's a grave disservice to such a brave and revolutionary person as Lili Elbe.

This would be a grave disservice.

It would be easy to sum up Ascend as a fantastic free - to - play game, brandishing a level of creativity and commitment rarely found within its distribution model, but that would be a grave disservice.

The quality of state assessments matters enormously to children of all ability levels, but today's tests do a grave disservice to high - achievers.

Moving toward a program with zero accountability and unproven results seems a grave disservice to the families of special needs children in Tennessee.

We would be doing a grave disservice to not only the beautiful car, but to the spirit of the men who designed and built the Daytona by not including an example in our Fantasy Garage.

You are doing yourself a grave disservice then.

To say developers Deck13 Interactive and CI Games have just ripped off Dark Souls would be a grave disservice to Lords of the Fallen, as it is very much its own game.

In an increasingly competitive and globalized environment, where young lawyers will be asked to create unique client experiences, rather than simply competing on being the best — whatever the best means — law schools are doing their students a grave disservice with their advice to stay away from social media.

«It would do a grave disservice to those who have already testified before the Inquiry, and seriously undermine national momentum towards reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.

Additionally, it would do a grave disservice to those families and survivors who have already testified before the Inquiry, and seriously undermine Canada's stated commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.

While I think the resume is still a very important piece of the puzzle, I think that recruiters do themselves a grave disservice to value it above other pieces.

Therefore, he's doing himself a grave disservice by borrowing the format, writing style, and tone, then pasting his career story in between that of someone else.

This does a grave disservice to the client and can be detrimental to the couple relationship.

We teach reading and writing skills, and if we don't have social - emotional learning as a component of that, then I think we're doing children a grave disservice.»

Then the public does not get to see anything and therein Aitken will have done a grave disservice to the public and competition.